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Journey Announces Closing of Northwest Assets Disposition

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Journey Energy (OTCQX: JRNGF, TSX: JOY) has closed the previously announced sale of its Northwest Alberta assets, including the Ante Creek pool, Pine Creek gas field and certain minor properties. The divested assets were producing approximately 1,170 boe/d (68% liquids) and carried estimated end-of-life costs of about $31 million.

According to Journey, gross proceeds before closing adjustments were approximately $28 million. The company plans to direct these funds to the ongoing development of its unconventional Duvernay light oil resource play, while continuing to advance its power generation projects at Gilby and Mazeppa.

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  • Disposition proceeds of approximately $28 million to fund Duvernay development
  • Sale removes assets with estimated $31 million end-of-life costs
  • Divestiture supports strategic shift toward Duvernay light oil resource play

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  • Disposition includes producing assets of about 1,170 boe/d (68% liquids)

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Calgary, Alberta--(Newsfile Corp. - September 1, 2026) - Journey Energy Inc. (TSX: JOY) (OTCQX: JRNGF) ("Journey" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the closing of its previously announced disposition.

The assets sold include the Ante Creek pool and the Pine Creek gas field as well as certain of Journey's minor properties in Northwest Alberta. The Assets are currently producing approximately 1,170 boe/d (68% liquids) and carry end-of-life costs of approximately $31 million. The proceeds of disposition, before closing adjustments, were approximately $28 million. The proceeds will be directed to the ongoing development of the Duvernay light oil resource play.

The assets were part of the disposition process marketed through TPH & Co.

About the Company

Journey is a Canadian exploration and production company focused on oil-weighted operations in Alberta, Canada. Journey's strategy is to grow its production base by drilling on its existing core lands, implementing secondary and tertiary flood projects on its existing lands, and by executing on accretive acquisitions. The Company continues to shift its focus to the development of its unconventional Duvernay light oil resource play. In addition, Journey is continuing with its plans to grow its power generation business through its projects at Gilby and Mazeppa.

For further information contact:

Alex G. Verge
President and Chief Executive Officer
403-303-3232
alex.verge@journeyenergy.ca
or  Gerry Gilewicz
Chief Financial Officer
403-303-3238
gerry.gilewicz@journeyenergy.ca

 

Journey Energy Inc.
700, 517 - 10th Avenue SW
Calgary, AB T2R 0A8
403-294-1635
www.journeyenergy.ca

ADVISORIES

Measurements

All dollar figures included herein are presented in Canadian dollars, unless otherwise noted.

Where amounts are expressed in a barrel of oil equivalent ("boe"), or barrel of oil equivalent per day ("boe/d"), natural gas volumes have been converted to barrels of oil equivalent at nine (6) thousand cubic feet ("Mcf") to one (1) barrel. Use of the term boe may be misleading particularly if used in isolation. The boe conversion ratio of 6 Mcf to 1 barrel ("Bbl") of oil or natural gas liquids is based on an energy equivalency conversion methodology primarily applicable at the burner tip and does not represent a value equivalency at the wellhead. This conversion conforms to the Canadian Securities Regulators' National Instrument 51-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Oil and Gas Activities.

Abbreviations

The following abbreviations are used throughout these MD&A and have the ascribed meanings:

boebarrels of oil equivalent (see conversion statement)
boe/dbarrels of oil equivalent per day

 

Unless otherwise noted, all volumes in this press release refer to the sales volumes of crude oil, natural gas and associated by-products measured at the point of sale to third-party purchasers. For natural gas, this occurs after the removal of natural gas liquids.

No securities regulatory authority has either approved or disapproved of the contents of this press release.

To view the source version of this press release, please visit https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/312476

FAQ

What assets did Journey Energy (JRNGF) sell in its Northwest Alberta disposition closing on September 1, 2026?

Journey Energy sold the Ante Creek pool, the Pine Creek gas field, and certain minor Northwest Alberta properties. According to Journey, these assets were producing about 1,170 boe/d (68% liquids) and formed part of a marketed disposition process conducted through TPH & Co.

How much cash did Journey Energy (JRNGF) receive from the Northwest assets sale?

Journey Energy received approximately $28 million in proceeds before closing adjustments. According to Journey, the company intends to allocate these funds to the ongoing development of its unconventional Duvernay light oil resource play as part of its growth strategy in Alberta.

What production level was associated with the Journey Energy (JRNGF) Northwest Alberta assets that were sold?

The sold Northwest Alberta assets were producing about 1,170 boe/d, with 68% liquids. According to Journey, these production volumes came from the Ante Creek pool, Pine Creek gas field and certain minor properties included in the disposition package.

How will Journey Energy (JRNGF) use the proceeds from the Northwest assets disposition?

Journey Energy plans to direct the approximately $28 million in proceeds to develop its Duvernay light oil resource play. According to Journey, this supports a strategic shift toward unconventional Duvernay development while it also continues expanding its power generation projects at Gilby and Mazeppa.

What end-of-life costs were associated with the Journey Energy (JRNGF) Northwest Alberta assets sold in 2026?

The divested Northwest Alberta assets carried estimated end-of-life costs of about $31 million. According to Journey, these obligations were tied to the Ante Creek, Pine Creek and related minor properties that formed part of the completed disposition.

How does the Northwest asset sale align with Journey Energy (JRNGF) long-term strategy?

The sale aligns with Journey Energy’s focus on oil-weighted growth and Duvernay development. According to Journey, it aims to grow via drilling on core lands, secondary and tertiary recovery projects, accretive acquisitions and expansion of its power generation business at Gilby and Mazeppa.